No. 13 Baby

I'd imagine Tucker's mom is a clownpuncher, which explains everything.

Tucker's best quality that his inability to grasp the irony of insulting the intelligence of someone who has schooled him for 2 weeks.

Dude, keep up with the news. Idaho plates = toilet stall foot-tapper.

Fixed that for ya.

Other than Tucker (who is obviously working well beyond his mental capacity), I'll attribute the fact that you people can't seem to distinguish Adam13 and me to indulgence in BC's primary export.

I'd rather ride with you than that self-deluded juicer too, dude.

The symptoms of chronic lead poisoning include neurological problems, such as reduced cognitive abilities [. . .]. Far be it from me to suggest that any of the prodigious walmart shoppers on this board may be experiencing this particular symptom.

Yeah but moveon.org doesn't poison any children's toys with lead paint. Now that's a gift that keeps on giving!

Those poseurs in Maine have nothing on Cabelas . . .

I sent 'em another check yesterday. Its a win-win situation: supporting a good cause, and annoying the people who believe what they hear on rush and fox on top of it!

Congratulations - you are officially smarter than Tucker.

I think you mean "wordsmith," Tucker.

Here's a sneak peak at some new U.S. currency, also known as a "Loony" in light of recent events . . .

Yeah, I suppose you're right. This was a real close call.

Euro Reaches All-Time High Against Dollar I for one am shocked. The very first MBA President had such impressive "credentials."

Only surprise here is that Landis actually thought he had a chance.

Nice to see the Condibot is doing her part to enhance our damaged international reputation, thereby restoring honor and dignity to the White House.

You mean these guys?

Here's a response from one of the people mentioned in Stossel's obtuse demagoguery. My favorite parts, for those too lazy to click links: In your 'reporting' of this story, you did not contact me, and you did not contact my husband's doctors. [. . .] Instead of calling me up and doing real reporting, all you can do is throw around studies from 1999 about the supposed inefficiency of bone marrow transplants for breast cancer patients - even though Tracy didn't have breasts. He had kidney cancer! [. . .] You are simply carrying water for the for-profit insurance industry that killed my husband. And then you have the nerve to accuse me of "sneering" about it. My husband has only been dead since January 18th, 2006. It is still fresh to me and my family, and comments like this are inhumane. I am surprised Fox "News" hasn't snatched up this "Murrow-with-a-moustache."